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select image &
... Select images. Then choose to close, pop, push, orminimize.
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select other &
... same as above, but for other windows such as sliders and
button windows.
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select & un-minimize
To show windows that have been reduced to the title bar.
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Squarify
Choose size for window (shift for all windows). Handy
for tiling.
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Blank & unblank
Blank - will not show the image. Saves time making the
pixmap. Handy for zooming and examining graphics
such as blob outlines, without showing the
image itself. unblank will show the image.
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Close
Close front image. Shift to close all images.
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size all to front
Makes all images the size of the front window.
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size front to second
Makes front image the size of the image just below it.
Click on the image of the size you want, then click
on the image you want to size, then use this.
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Cascade
'Stacks' images so you can read all of the title bars.
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sort up
Orders images alphabetically by title.
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sort down
For tiling.
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sort up idx
Orders images numerically by the index - the numbers following
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sort down idx
the hyphen. The index is added by some processing steps.
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push all
Pushes all image to bottom. Hides them if other windows are around.
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pop all
Brings all images to the front - in front of button windows, for
example.
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Re-use text message
window Normally a new text window is made for every operation
(except for some 'info / * on click' commands).
This is the switch to make a new text window
for every operation. Neater, but tends
to clutter the screen with text windows. However...
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cascade text windows
... you can stack these windows, or ... close
text message windows ... close them all at once.
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close all but buttons
Closes everything except the button windows.
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close everything
Closes everything, and makes the menu bar thin.
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Save arrangement
saves window positions to a file.
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Restore arrangement
restores window positions using the saved positions. Goes
by window title.
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groups
Opens the group buttons. For associating windows using groups. Handy
for zooming and scrolling several windows simultaneously.